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I've purchased children's gifts, furniture, a television, a computer, and clothing from overstock. The shipping is fast and reasonably priced. I've always been happy with my overstock.com purchases.

Don't waste your time with this survey site. Mysoapbox is a survey site where the user receives points for completing surveys. These points are supposedly redeemable for rewards such as gift cards or perhaps paypal cash payments. I joined on the recommendation of a close family member. Originally, mysoapbox.com told me that I would need 10,000 points to be eligible to redeem. This seemed reasonable. It took some time (most surveys are either closed or difficult to qualify for), but I finally earned over 10,000 points. Well, when I tried to redeem the redemption page told me that I only needed another 25,000 points to be eligible to redeem! So they've upped the ante. A quick internet search shows that this site once had a 5,000 point limit for redemption. When I joined, it was 10,000 points. Apparently it is now 35,000 points. Some early members received rewards (like the person who recruited me), but it has degenerated into another internet scam. I'm sorry I wasted my time. Fortunately, a little time is all that I've lost. I fell for it; shame on me. I hope to save someone else from falling for the scam; the shame belongs on them!

Amazon is hands down the best shopping experience ever! I've bought clothing, pet food, gifts, household supplies, electronics, books, dvds, and even food from amazon. My only wish is that everything was either "prime" eligible or eligible for free shipping with a $35+ order. I definitely recommend amazon.com to everyone.

drugstore.com offers free shipping with minimum purchase of $35. So I typically wait until I know I'll need at least the minimum dollar amount of products. I buy from them about once each month. I've always been very happy with their service. The one time I wasn't satisfied with a product, they promptly sent a replacement at no additional cost to me.

Priceline is my favorite for buying airline tickets. I've tried a couple of other sites, but priceline seems to be the easiest for viewing my itinerary and eticket information. Except for the US airline that doesn't sell through discount sites (and they SW know who they are), I can find flights on the major carriers through priceline at reasonable prices.